The Nigeria Immigration Service has moved its passport intervention exercise in London to a new venue after Nigerians attending the exercise were allegedly evicted from the original location.
The incident has caused frustration among applicants, many of whom had traveled long distances to process their passports.
The NIS, in a statement, apologized for the inconvenience and assured the public that the exercise would continue at the new venue. The service also advised applicants to check its official channels for updates on the new location.
This development has raised questions about the preparedness of Nigerian diplomatic missions to handle the needs of citizens abroad.
Many Nigerians in the UK have complained about the poor state of passport services, including long delays and lack of communication.
The NIS has promised to improve its services and ensure that Nigerians in the diaspora receive quality attention.
The eviction incident has also sparked debates about the treatment of Nigerians in foreign countries and the need for better consular services.
